1	The components of the GPHIP 1 A new integrated care centre located on the site of Fenland Wing, and A single acute hospital on the Edith Cavell Hospital site. 2 A new mental health unit on the Edith Cavell Hospital site. Plus other community developments.
2	Artists Impressions
3	What it means for patients More choice Services closer to peoples homes Improved access New services Better quality and safer services Modern facilities Somewhere to park
4	Development Principles Based on the needs of the patient, over 1,000 people (staff, patients and carers) involved in the process. Design from the inside out. Create facilities that meet the clinical, functional and operational requirements of the GPHIP. Put functions with the greatest change in new buildings. Utilise the strengths of the two sites, landscape and existing buildings while providing flexibility for future expansion.
5	The Three Acute Options
6	ECH Site Development
7	Proposed Ground Floor Plan
8	Proposed First Floor Plan
9	Proposed Second Floor Plan
10	Proposed Third Floor Plan
11	Sections
12	Integrated Care Centre Site
13	Integrated Care Centre Ground Floor
14	Integrated Care Centre First Floor
15	Timescale and Capacity Growth
16	Background to the Mental Health Development Original PFI Proposal 1996 Strategic Outline Case Approval 1999 NHS Plan/NSFs/Modernisation Agenda New Estates Guidance Current Proposals - link with PDH
17	Details of Services Included Adult Inpatient Units The Gables - 18 beds The Gables, HDU - 3 beds ECH, Ward 5 - 30 beds. TOTAL 51 BEDS Older Peoples Inpatient Units ECH, Ward 1 – 20 beds (Functional) Dove House, Gloucester Centre – 22 beds (Organic) TOTAL 42 BEDS Learning Disabilities The Larches, Gloucester Centre – Assessment and Treatment, 10 beds (Challenging Behaviour and Dual Diagnosis) TOTAL 10 BEDS Older Peoples Services The Pines – Out-Patients The Pines - Community Team Base and Service Management
18	Assessment of Current Estate
19	Assessment of the Current Estate
20	"“ For many service users..." “ For many service users previous experience of acute inpatient ward conditions and practice is such a negative experience that they may try to avoid contact with mental health services when acutely ill for fear of re-admission” (Source : Mental Health Policy Implementation Guide : Adult Acute In-patient Care Provision Guidance, Department of Health, May 2002)
21	Drivers for Change Demographic and Other Factors: Population Diversity ‘Excluded’ population Changing patterns of care Academic developments National Guidance: NHS Plan National Service Frameworks Patient & Public Involvement Mental Health Act Modernising Mental Health Services Safety, Privacy & Dignity
22	Outline Business Case - Service Philosophy Links to Primary and Community Services Development of Community Infrastructure Modernisation of Inpatient Services
23	Outline Business Case Functional Content In-patient Services Adult (2 x 22 bedded wards, 6 HDU beds) Older Peoples (22 beds (O) 20 beds (F)) Learning Disabilities (10 beds) Other Services - Older Peoples Out-patients - Older Peoples Community Team Base - Shared Ancillary Services
24	The Three Options – Mental Health
25	Benefits of the Preferred Option
26	Building Plan
27	Stakeholder Sign-up